News from Carolyn
July’s bringing the heat and Thunder Moon
Happy Summer Solstice! We have a big show at Concert of Colors in Detroit in July over 2 nights! I’ll be performing on the Don Was All-Star Revue, returning for a 3rd time with Scott Dailey, and with the Was (Not Was), which includes many former bandmates from my Detroit Energy Asylum! Also on the bill are the legendary Martha Reeves, Mitch Ryder and more. We’ll be at the DIA (Detroit Institute of Arts) Saturday night, July 13th at 8 pm, and at the Jackson Michigan Theatre on Friday night, July 12th at 8 pm. The Concert of Colors is completely free, too! Hope you can make it. http://concertofcolors.com/
We’ve got several festival dates coming up, including Earthwork Harvest in northern Michigan in September. More details here at http://www.earthworkharvestgathering.com/ and I’ll be doing a show at The Pink Fund in October at Dancing with the Survivors./https://www.pinkfund.org/Check back for more, as there are several other festivals and 20 Front Street in Lake Orion coming up, too!! https://20frontstreet.com/
I’m working on new music after another full year of teaching! More shortly, and have a great July.
Love,
Carolyn
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